I understand that slice can't be used with prepared queries, but it seems that if you enable prepared queries with emit_prepared_queries: true it will try to prepare queries that use sqlc.slice anyway, and this will obviously fail. Ideally any queries that can be prepared, should still be prepared, and those that can't, won't be. I was a bit surprised to find that doesn't seem to be the behavior, and that if you use sqlc.slice the only option today seems to be disabling emit_prepared_queries.
Relevant log output
error preparing query DeleteTasks: near "?": syntax error
Database schema
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SQL queries
-- name: DeleteTasks :many
-- DeleteTasks deletes all tasks with the ids and returns them.
delete
from tasks
where id in sqlc.slice(ids) returning *;
I'd add onto this that it'd be nice to selectively prepare queries in general. When beginning a batch insert transaction, for example, I only want to prepare a subset of my queries on the Tx.
Version
1.27.0
What happened?
I understand that slice can't be used with prepared queries, but it seems that if you enable prepared queries with
emit_prepared_queries: true
it will try to prepare queries that use sqlc.slice anyway, and this will obviously fail. Ideally any queries that can be prepared, should still be prepared, and those that can't, won't be. I was a bit surprised to find that doesn't seem to be the behavior, and that if you use sqlc.slice the only option today seems to be disabling emit_prepared_queries.Relevant log output
Database schema
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SQL queries
Configuration
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Playground URL
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What operating system are you using?
Linux
What database engines are you using?
SQLite
What type of code are you generating?
Go